High School's a Nightmare in the trailer for Netflix's 'Wednesday' series

Netflix's 'Wednesday' trailer is here, and it's already giving us the chills with some creepy, creepy stuff. In the trailer, Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) is expelled from her eighth school after attacking bullies who hurt her brother Pugsley (Isaac Ordonez). Her parents, Morticia and Gomez (Catherine Zeta-Jones and Luis Guzmán) transfer her to Nevermore Academy, where they went to school and think she might fit in better. But, as Wednesday says in the trailer, the school turns out to be a "nightmare full of mystery, chaos and murder" - just what she loves. Read on to watch the trailer.

On June 1, '90s Addams Wednesday, Christina Ricci revealed to Variety that it was a pleasure to see Ortega star as the iconic character on the set of "Wednesday."

"Jenna is amazing," Ricci said. "I saw some of the wardrobe photos before I went [on set] so I knew [what she looked like in character] and I was like, this is such a beautiful modern take on Wednesday. It's so tonally true to the heart and soul of [the original], but it's incredibly modern and it's awesome."

Although she won't be performing again on Wednesday, Ricci will appear in Netflix's upcoming series, and the star told Variety that she loves returning to the gothic world of "The Addams Family." "It's super fun," the "Yellow Vests" star told the publication. "I loved working with Tim [Burton]. I worked with Gwendoline Christie, it was amazing."

In January, Ortega talked about working on the project and collaborating with director Burton. She told The Hollywood Reporter, "It's been a pretty crazy experience. I was blessed to have the opportunity to work with an iconic director who happens to be one of the loveliest directors I've ever worked with. worked, and also the most detail-oriented."

She explained, "Step into the shoes of someone who's a bit more quirky and creepy was really exciting for me, and definitely a challenge — especially with such a beloved character, I really want to take care of that." 'her and do her justice."

Ortega spoke about the pressure of playing a character who is already so beloved, explaining, "The thing is, there are many different paths anyone could have taken for this character. We never saw Wednesday Addams as a teenager, so some of her tough ways might seem hilarious when she's younger, but as you get older, how well can you get by or how do you keep that at the forefront of her personality without people liking or liking her I find her boring?So I'm just trying to balance that...I've never felt so much pressure at work and I'm trying to keep my blood- cold."

She also teased how different she looked on Wednesday from herself, saying, "I think this is probably the most physical transformation I've ever done; I cut my hair , and it's dark and mannerist, speaking cadence-...